November, 2019 - The Temple News

Some students discussed how the pink tax affects their essential purchases.

Nate Pierre-Louis leads the Owls in offensive and defensive stats after three games.

The first-term state representative hands out boxes of food at his office and at nearby senior residential facilities.

Reckless driving and poor traffic signage contribute to dangers for students on Main Campus.

Rachel Gelman started her podcast to inform people on issues they may not know about.

Reports of burglaries and fondling decreased while reports of robberies off campus increased.

The number of women in Temple’s Board of Trustees and special committees is incredibly low.

The Owls won more than three times as many games in 2019 as they did in 2018.

No Shave November is meant to raise awareness for cancer, but some students partake for fun.

Jonathan Lipson, a bankruptcy expert, said the opioid maker’s case should have more oversight.